This bill appropriates ten million dollars from the general fund to the Wyoming Department of Transportation for the purpose of funding school crosswalk improvement projects and pedestrian bridge planning, design, and construction. The funds are designated for use on state highways and local roadways in cities, towns, and counties, with a strict stipulation that they cannot be used for any other purpose. The appropriation is set to last until June 30, 2028, and any unspent funds will revert back to the state. The bill emphasizes that this funding should not be included in the standard budget for the Department of Transportation in future fiscal bienniums.

The bill outlines specific conditions for the expenditure of these funds, prioritizing projects based on safety needs, such as locations where fatalities or injuries have occurred in the past two years. It also details the types of improvements eligible for funding, including the construction of pedestrian overpasses and underpasses, as well as enhancements to existing crosswalks. Additionally, it allows for a maximum of two percent of the funds to be allocated for administrative expenses related to the implementation of the act. The bill is set to take effect immediately upon its passage.